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Just the sign changing from “closed until further notice” to “takeaway only” made me optimistic for them
Tulster218
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Lambeth Council is trying to claim back £500,000 from Sir Craig Tunstall, former "Super-head" of the Gipsy Hill Federation, and at one point Britain's highest paid headteacher.
It's been five years, but the details are only now emerging.
Council seeking £500k from ex-superhead over ‘unauthorised payments’
It's been five years, but the details are only now emerging.
Council seeking £500k from ex-superhead over ‘unauthorised payments’
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
Off crown Lane? There is a lake but its dried up.
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Does everyone know the history of Royal Circus, and the house(s) found within? Whenever I’ve happened to drive by it I’ve wondered how it came to be.
I’m familiar with garden squares like those found in Chelsea and Mayfair, but this is a different beast altogether, as it’s set up as a private property with housing and extensive gardens inside, rather than the garden squares in central London that are accessible to the residents of the square, and contain no residential units.
I’m familiar with garden squares like those found in Chelsea and Mayfair, but this is a different beast altogether, as it’s set up as a private property with housing and extensive gardens inside, rather than the garden squares in central London that are accessible to the residents of the square, and contain no residential units.
Tulster218
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Tonge House was built in 1936 with a bequest from Miss Bertha Mary Portal who wished to provide good quality and secure accommodation for single Christian women in the parish. The charity was managed by local trustees including an appointed trustee from St Luke’s Church in West Norwood.
Following the retirement of the live-in caretaker, Harrison Housing were approached by the trustees and took over the management of this property in November 2017.
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Following the retirement of the live-in caretaker, Harrison Housing were approached by the trustees and took over the management of this property in November 2017.
The Portal Homes for Ladies – Harrison Housing
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Arrests made after two teenage girls stabbed in Lambeth
Three teenage boys remain in custody after two girls were stabbed in Lambeth
GarveyLives
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...Arrests made after two teenage girls stabbed in Lambeth
Three teenage boys remain in custody after two girls were stabbed in Lambethnews.met.police.uk
As the two victims of these stabbings and the suspects under arrest are understood to be all known to each other, one hopes that those responsible for law enforcement can get to the bottom of this serious incident as soon as possible.
In any event, anyone with information on the incident which took place behind Iceland and Efes Restaurant near Waylett Place is asked to call police via 101 quoting reference Cad 4970/25Apr. To remain anonymous, contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Sadly, I seem to recall that the spot where these two girls were given help by passers-by is where another youth died as a result of a stabbing back in August 2011.
editor
hiraethified
Just wrote to South London Press. Here's what I sent: -
Residents of Windsor Grove have a petition with almost 5,000 signatures to Scrap the Yard. Campaigners are fighting the opening of a scrap metal sorting yard in West Norwood. They say,
“The unnecessary transit of scrap metal the entire length of Lambeth would impact air quality, as well as endanger the health and physical safety of local residents and over 3,500 schoolchildren.
If successful in its planning application for a scrap metal sorting yard at Windsor Grove, Southwark Metals would add a quarter of a million extra vehicle miles in Lambeth each year compared to its current location. This is directly at odds with Lambeth Council’s implicit commitment to its residents to tackle pollution with its Climate Change Emergency, launched in July 2019, yet Lambeth is seriously considering it.”
Yesterday (27 May 2021) a large lorry overturned under the railway bridge on the A215 West Norwood. This is proof of an already dangerous road and needs to be used as support for Lambeth residents and could also be offered to the new Leader of Lambeth Council, Claire Holland, who may well be interested, having come from her last position where she was leading on Lambeth’s response to tackling the climate and ecological crisis. Especially seeing as Lambeth is shouting about being the 'first council to sign up against Climate Change'!!
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hiraethified
Bang!
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In photos: large truck overturns by West Norwood station railway bridge – updated
These were the scenes in West Norwood yesterday after a large lorry overturned under the railway bridge on the A215 Norwood High Street in SE27. No injuries were reported.
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hiraethified
The feast is back!
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West Norwood Feast returns with street food, art, crafts and stalls on Sun 4th July 2021
The popular West Norwood Feast is returning to SE27, promising the usual range of street food, arts, crafts, vintage items and local produce. Split into four outdoor hubs, visitors can peruse the w…
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colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
Yeah I saw something on the local Facebook group that apparently they've been cancelled till further notice. Which is shit. Dunno if they're running from Tulse Hill instead but it's a pain.
sparkybird
ask the bird...
I think they changed the timetable in anticipation of staff shortages due to covid/pinging. Not that that helps much
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hiraethified
Coming up:
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Wild Norwood festival returns for a Window Wanderland and Wild Walks, 27th Nov-12th Dec 2021
Wild Norwood festival – a celebration of nature in an urban inner London borough – returns on Saturday 27th November to Sunday 12th December, and comes in two parts: Window Wanderland …
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ohmyliver
poppin' like a cork
There's until 11pm tonight to raise objections against the proposed huge property developer's middle finger to Lambeth that is the proposed redevelopment (It's not even going to provide any affordable housing which would have been the one upside to it) of Knollys Yard, which will impact Tulse Hill as well as West Norwood (I've posted this also in the Tulse Hill forum, so if this isn't ok, I'm sorry)
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madolesance
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Knollys yard is in a dip between 3 railway tracks. Not sure how it would have any impact on Brockwell. I would be more concerned about with area next to it.
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stripey
Because they're proposing a 20+ storey building and it isn't clear the degree to which it will be visible from Brockwell Park behind the tower of Holy Trinity church
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